The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-03-26


east were in the city last week nego-
tiating with our people with view to
giving us gas light. A good thing to
have, and we ought to have it,
The people at the Gordon side of
the county have petitioned to be set
Oft i'll town of their own The re
quest will no doubt he granted, as
they are perfectly entitled to it.
H. X. Tinkham, of this city has
been very sick with measels this week.
The disease seems to be ''going for
the older people this year, and it
handles them pretty roughly too.
Itch Prairie mango, and Scrrtch-
es of every kind cured in SO minutes
by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. Use
no other. Never fails. Sold by E.
7. Gauyreau, Druggist, Superior.
We had little snow storm We'd
nesday morning, just as reminder
that old winter still Fingered in the
lap of Spring" Such indiscretion
should be looked after by the police
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Presbyterian Church will give New
England supper in the Nicollet House
dining room Tuesday, March 29;h,
from five to 10 p. m. Supper so cents.
Mr.. Kiichli has opened real
estate Office iii the room recently oc-
cupied by A. c. Brown, on Second St
/ He will have some choice bargains to
offer in few days when he gets fully
settled.
S. ". Bond, a member of the St.
Louis and Douglas county Abstract
company, is at work Gu the records
here now There are now no less
than four sets of abstract books being
made here.
The n. p. people haye felt so
poor this week that they could not
afford to run but one caboose on their
short line, though the dirty old thing
was packed with passengers. Hurry
up the street cars.
e. b. Toilet, our genial cashier
at the n. p. depot returned from
Wedena, MINI, Tuesday last. He
brought back with him a handsome
young bride the TINES extends its
hearty congratulations.
Hon. Alex. Hughes, late Atty.
General of Dakota, ana senator for
that territory, was visiting in the city
last week, gust Of Mr.. Cashier
Mcmahon, and the TINES acknow-
leages pleasant cal from him.
Now that the division question is
settled for the time being, let us turn
cur attention united attention
securing water supply, Il street rail-
road, gas, hotels, docks, etc, inSti:u-
lions which will benefit all OF our peo-
pie.
Sheriff Dan. Kennedy has open
cd al office at Hotel Tower, where he
Will spend portion Of bis time, in
Guiding the hours from 10 Il. m to 4
p. III. and at other business hours he
may be found al his office at this end
OF town.
Frank A. Ross, late District At
torney for Pierce county, is the latest
acquisition to our legal society. He
is ii man of ability and full Of push
and enterprise, and will be leader in
all matters which pertain to our COM
mon welfare.
In about two weeks we will have
out nice new map Of Superior en-
bracing every lot and tract of land
lying east from the St. Louis river for
six miles and south from the bay of
Superior for about two miles. 1t is
much needed
With bright eyes and elastic step,
vet gray, lusterless hair. 1t is UNI
natural, needless Parker's hair bal
sam will restore the black or brown
prematureiy lost, cleanse from all
dandruff, and stop its falling. Don't
surrender your hair without an effort
to save ii.
Madam runner informs us that
the old Nicollet House property has
been sold to home syndicate who
put themselves under contract to pull
down the old shed and put up good
hotel building to cost not less than
! $4,000 We hope the old dame is
not off her base this time.
From three to five hundred
strangers do business daily in Superior
and then 90 to Duluth to spend the
night just because we have no suitable
hotel accommodations, and yet hotel
men stand back and wait for the town
to give them a bonus to come here,
and let a fortune slip through their
! fingers in the mean time
Our old friend Geo. Close who
used to be with Mr.. Dean, returned to
Superior Tuesday evening, and in
company with Mr.. J. Ii. Smith of
| Ellsworth, will open firstclass tin shop